Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-03-11

Legislature that would do credit to ten
year old boys.
The annual report Of the Treasurer
OF Perrysburg township will be found in
this issue of tue JOURNAL.
Money toLoan. Inquire Of
II. L. PECK, Agent.
"A list of about four hundred new
volumes just added to the Way Library,
will appear in the next issue of the
JOURNAL.
up in a balloon boys, huarrah ! |
Hoop 'er up II ! expresses about all the
news from the oil and gas fields this
week.
Don't fail TO see The Dramatic & Min.
strel entertainment at the Town Hall next
Thufsday-St. Patrick'a Day In the even
ing. Admission only % ctsr
1t is the "liaumee" New Era now.
You will address our neighboring viii
lage by her old familiar name-"Mau-
NEE" instead of South Toledo.
The Ladies' Centennial Society will
meet at the residence OF Mrs. II. E. Peck
next Friday evening, March 18Th. Supper
served from six to eight o'clock. All are
cordially invited.
The man that "wanted but little here
below" has attracted no small amount of
speculation as TO his objects, aspirations
and aims in life, but the latest version ia
that he went into the Newspaper business.
1.-THE Bairdstown Times" is the lat
est thing out in the Wood county news
paper field. 1t is FIVE column quarto,
and Mayor G., G.. Grimes, of Bairds-
town, is the man who has the nerve to
make The tenth experiment.
In Just ten days after the fire Mr..
Sayers, adjusting agent, and Mr.. G. A..
Powers, the local agent of the Home
lns., Co., adjusted and settled the claim
of Mr.. d. NJ. Morse for the full amount
for which his residence was insured.
Two weeks ago yesterday the gen.
eral store of Mr.. E. Karchner was to-
tally destroyed by fire, being the sew
enth building destroyed by fire within
the past few months at Millbury. That
village is unfortunate in this respect.
-As will lie seen by ordinance elsewhere
in this paper, our village fathers propose
to assume fathcrly cate over "our boys"
by appointing the Marshal as guardian.
Ii il sad commentary npon "hume rule,
hut itsa good thing for tie boys aud the
public welfare. But why slight the girls
The Ohio Legislature has passed n
law giving Mayors tile power To solemnIe
marriages. lis will prove quite diver.
sion, ac in the past they could only sen
tence the unfortunates for 80 days, or
thtre' bou's,on bread and water, while now
they can sentence them for life-the woman
10 furnish the bread aud the man TO skim
iah around Tor the water.
-Waiches, Clocks ,Jewelrv, Spectaclet
Special attention given 10 RepaiIi ing. Al
Warranted. JOHN ZURFLUH,
35 Monroe 81. Toledo.
The Poverty Soeap craze seem to
have struck 'em bad out west. The Press
reports case in Michigan where man
who drew prize Of one whole dollar for
having 1900 patches on his clothes Local
committees having charge OF these vexed
questions Of entertainment should turn II
leaf dawn here. so rha, Eiilors would have
nm Opportunity uf going on, into socieiy-
aud possible earning an honest dollar.
A branch of the Bowling Green
Creamery Co, has been organized at
Grand Rapids, to be known as the
Grand Rapids Creamery Co., and on
Wednesday of last week completed the
organization by the election of the fol
lowing officers:
Directors. L. Black. j. ". Benscho.
ter, f. w. Poe, b. f. Kerr, j. $. BEN
Schoter.
President.-J. w. Benschoter.
Secretary and Manager-H. p.
Shanks.
Treasurer-B F. Kerr.
1t is expected to have it IN operation
by April 10.